Dagger:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: An instrument of violent intrusion, often thrust 
               with repressed anger.

Danger:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: A sense of danger in a dream reflects the Ego's 
               wish to avoid any encounter with Unconscious 
               elements it finds painful, repulsive or terrifying.

Dead:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: If the dead person in the dream was known to you in 
               life, consider any unresolved feelings you may have 
               about this person.

Deer:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: A gentle dweller of the Unconscious forest; in a 
               man's dream, likely his Anima feminine nature, 
               leading him deeper into the wilderness.

Diamonds:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: A symbol of the Highest Self, ageless, 
               indestructible, reflecting infinity in its 
               multifaceted clarity and purity.

Dirt:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: An inner drive or impulse that disgusts the Ego.

Diving:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Willing descent into the depths of the Unconscious.

Dogs:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Reflective of the demeanor of your animal nature --
               innocently and joyously playful, open to proper 
               discipline, but dangerously vicious if mistreated.

Dome:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Resembling the top of the skull, a dome often 
               signals that we are once again in the realm of the 
               conscious mind, the rational world.

Door:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: An invitation to pass through to another plane of 
               awareness.

Drinking:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: To accept a drink and down it is to accept the 
               knowledge your Unconscious is offering to your 
               conscious Ego.

Drowning:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: An overwhelming feeling of being pulled or held 
               under by unconscious forces the Ego cannot control; 
               often a desperate struggle to reach the surface 
               (consciousness), ending with the dreamer waking 
               from sleep.

Dust:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: A dream object covered with dust represents an 
               element long-neglected in your Personal Unconscious.

Dynamite:
1) PSYCHOLOGY: Repressed unconscious impulses building pressure to 
               explode into consciousness, perhaps with great 
               devastation to your well-ordered waking world.

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